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Due to heavy traffic some customers are having trouble accessing the on-line store. Therefore LucisArt software sales will be extended until 3:00 pm EST on May 9th to be sure that no one misses out on the last chance to buy the current version of LucisArt. Telephone help will be available until 9:00 pm EST on May 8th and from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm ESTon May 9th.

After May 8th, only the extended 4.25-month phone and e-mail tech support for LucisArt software sales will be provided.

Image Content Technology (ICT) will be closed from May 30th until July 7th- a combination vacation time plus time spent finalizing the development of LucisArt Pro software. The 3-month phone and e-mail tech support period for LucisArt sales on March 1, 2008 or later will be increased by 5 weeks to cover this down time.

We are making great progress with respect to the development and release of LucisArt Pro. LucisArt Pro will be more powerful than LucisArt and even easier to use. Click here to read a product overview.

LucisArt costs $169.00 for the downloadable version. LucisArt processes 8-bit RGB and grayscale images.

LucisArt is compatible with Adobe® Photoshop® versions 6-CS3 and Adobe® Photoshop® Elements versions 2-6 on all Windows® XP and Vista computers.

LucisArt is compatible with Adobe® Photoshop® versions 6-CS2 and Adobe® Photoshop® Elements versions 2-4 on all Macintosh® computers. LucisArt will only work in Adobe® Photoshop® CS3 on the new Intel® Macintosh® computers by running Photoshop® CS3 in Rosetta. LucisArt is compatible with Photoshop CS3 on all older Macintosh computers.

Given the changes to the Macintosh® computers, please try the LucisArt 2.1 demo software to be sure that LucisArt 2.1 will run on your system.

Please visit Technical Support for more information about software requirements and planned product upgrades.

New LucisArt Pro software for Windows® and Macintosh® is currently under development. LucisArt Pro will have the processing power of Lucis Pro 5.0 but will be an Adobe® Photoshop® plug-in. It will process 16-bit images, have a large preview window and allow the processing of each RGB channel separately. The Macintosh® version will run natively on the Intel® Macintosh® computers. LucisArt Pro's estimated release date is August 2008. It will retail for $595.

LucisArt features and image examples:

Exposure: Improve overall image contrast and accurately enhance image detail throughout the image. Repair improperly exposed images.

Whyeth: Accurately enhance the smallest image detail.  Create an antique look or dry-brush watercolor effect.

Klimpt: Create a surrealistic, brilliantly colored image with one click.

Winslow: Mimic a watercolor painting where the brush strokes vary depending upon your image’s relative contrasts.

Sculpture : A combination of image smoothing and detail enhancement brings out mid-range contrast patterns for a sculptured look.

Plaid : Add a textured and sculptured appearance to your image by creating radiant lines and patterns.

Mix: Mix the LucisArt image with the original image in any proportion to make any effect as pronounced or subtle as you prefer. This is especially useful when fixing image exposure.